Historical Buildings and Places History Society and Culture Littleton

Details how the land was donated by Richard Little and grew from the Rapp Street School to the current college.

• Carnegie Library - The first local public library.
• Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Depot - History of the depot and local rail service.
• Coors Building - Owned by the Coors family and home of history an original Coors pub.
• Two Potters - Originally a laundry, now the home of a society and culture history pottery manufacturing and sales business.
• Batschelet Building - History if this turn-of-the-century structures, which has been fully restored.
• Atchison, Topeka, and Sante Fe Railroad Depot - History and photographs of the depot, along with historical buildings and places additional information about local transportation.
• Town Hall - Serving as the seat of local government and historical buildings and society and culture places as a community gathering place.
• Duncan House - Classic Vistorian home used as a reference for historical buildings and historical buildings and places places period construction.
• Arapahoe Community College - Details how the land was donated by Richard Little and society and culture grew from the Rapp Street School to the current college.
• The Littleton Cemetery - Non-profit cemetery once owned by the Masonic Lodge.
• Jackass Hill - Used as mule storage in the hopes to historical buildings and places corner the mule market during World War I.
• Columbine Mill - Storage nd shipping facility that was never actually a mill, historical buildings and places now a local landmark.
• First Presbyterian Church of Littleton - Designed by renowned architect Jules Jacques Benois Benedict in 1929, and is now the Carmelite Monastery.

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